Under some circumstances, if you throw a D8 and then a D12 at an enemy, thanks to the D8's greater pointiness you actually have to roll a D12 and D8 respectively to determine damage.
https://xkcd.com/3028/

Here's mine.

Does anyone know of any reason why `AsyncSequence` method `first(where:)` wouldn’t have made the `where` predicate optional, and if not supplied, just return the first element? This `where` predicate is a lovely feature, but it seems like most of the time I want to call `first`, I really just want the first one, and supplying a closure just adds syntactic noise. I end up using an extension to simplify my code, but I’m wondering if I am missing some subtle reason why they chose to require this …

American friends 🇺🇸: do you have / know the Domino’s pizza bot? 🍕👀 a future conference talk proposal may depend on it.

I feel like I shouldn’t have to say this, but now is really not the time to be assholes to other people. And no, your hot take on who screwed up or what went wrong is probably not helping in any way.